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At the last meeting we discussed the Spectrum of cameras available. Some of that information will be added here.
4 people have volunteered to be an "Equipment Group" which will collect and present equipment information to the club, and advise the club on equipment purchases. As of now they are: Damian Sanroman, Terry King, Bahir Skinner and Abdulghafoor Abdulhaleem (Known to us as "AG")
Photos/materials from the short presentation by Terry King are (click here):
Here are some links to good online resources: http://www.dpreview.com/ Has a large database of cameras and also many reviews. http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/sidebyside.asp Provides side-by-side comparisons of cameras in a chart format Comparision of DSLR and Point-Shoot Cameras (click)
What are the important differences between different types of cameras??
Image Quality - The larger size of image sensors in DSLRs compared to "Point and Shoot" cameras allows for larger pixel sizes: Each pixel can gather more light. So, DSLRs are generally able to be used at a faster ISO (more light-sensitive) which will lead to faster shutter speeds and less noise (grainy effects, sometimes with multi colors). Here's a comparison of the sizes of the electronic image sensor in various cameras:
At the last meeting we discussed the Spectrum of cameras available. Some of that information will be added here.
4 people have volunteered to be an "Equipment Group" which will collect and present equipment information to the club, and advise the club on equipment purchases. As of now they are: Damian Sanroman, Terry King, Bahir Skinner and Abdulghafoor Abdulhaleem (Known to us as "AG")
Photos/materials from the short presentation by Terry King are (click here):
Here are some links to good online resources:
http://www.dpreview.com/ Has a large database of cameras and also many reviews.
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/sidebyside.asp Provides side-by-side comparisons of cameras in a chart format
Comparision of DSLR and Point-Shoot Cameras (click)
What are the important differences between different types of cameras??
Image Quality - The larger size of image sensors in DSLRs compared to "Point and Shoot" cameras allows for larger pixel sizes: Each pixel can gather more light. So, DSLRs are generally able to be used at a faster ISO (more light-sensitive) which will lead to faster shutter speeds and less noise (grainy effects, sometimes with multi colors). Here's a comparison of the sizes of the electronic image sensor in various cameras: